Before breakfast in a rustic chalet amid pine trees in Bavaria’s Ammergau Alps, I ease tentatively into a huge, vintage soaking tub. Not filled with water, it brims with decomposed organic matter, a hot, gooey muck…
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By now you’ve figured out social distancing. You’ve learned to bake bread, studied new languages, and reconnected with childhood friends over Zoom. But that doesn’t mean you don’t need a break from the…
It’s a good thing that it’s dark. Or, maybe it doesn’t matter because a layer of gloopy, white silica mud covers every inch of my bikini-clad body. In truth, nobody could…
On Montana’s Blackfoot River, in a boat, amongst the landscape where Lewis and Clark famously traversed, I’m levitating atop a watery carpet of tiny bubbles. Within The Resort at Paws Up’s 37,000…
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At Colorado’s Iron Mountain Hot Springs, a therapeutic, natural springs, set amid mountains in Glenwood Springs, near Aspen, I’m soaking in an infinity-edged, pool called Garnet, which overlooks the Colorado River. Suffused…
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Are we dressed appropriately to meet a seigneur? That’s what my friend Jenn and wonder as we cling to the side of a small boat, bouncing amid a tumultuous sea. We’re headed to…
Delve into the glory of the Grand Canyon, a deep gorge, protected by UNESCO, carved by the Colorado River in Northern Arizona. Some people ride horses bareback. Instead, I’m riding a mule…